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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
HE WAS REMEMBERED.
The sslaiers FEisna nsaors . comuaer-
stsi Traveller.


The soldiers Friend Hoaors . comuaer-
si.i Traveller.
A young commercial traveller was riding
On the cars IN the vicinity Of Grand Rapids.
There we're ssw people riding ia the same
coach With him. hus be noticed very old
lady who seemed 70 have passed the allotted
span OF life, and younger woman. tired and
travsl-stGnei. and accompanied by two
peevish. restless iittle onsA who were never
still for moment.
The OLD lady was unattended and sat By
herself. seeming oblivious Of all her sur
roundings. The mother. with her children.
0ccupied double seats. She looked worn
out from fatigue. The young man eat com !.
fortably in the rear Of the coscn and read
OF amused hinseli With his thoughts
But when az opportunity came for him TO
be Of service, be Improved il.
He closed the window for the old lady.
who feebly thanked him. He gave the tire
some children some pie'ure cards 10 keep
them out af mischief He told thsm stories
aud gave them innumerabsa drinks cf water
from the tank near By, while their tired
mother caught a nap. he divided en-
orange suoag them and prepared another
for the old lady. VINO declared Il tasted cool
and grateful.
Before they reached the station where the
Young man was 70 leave the train, and
while be was getting his satehel Gown, the
old lady beckoned him 20 her.
My son." she said in n qLivering voice.
II live a. Grand Rapids; perhaps you have
heard Of me- l am the old lady who sent
500 pin-cushions ont TO the Soldiers Home
there. sm now 50 years old and all do
Is to make pin-cushions and give them
away to deserving people. Young man,
have watched you, and here IS your pin
cushion"
IL was a homely little round of paste
board, but that young man declares he will
never part with It IS long as be Eves.--Ds
fraH Ere< Prees
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

AAss17E 7Elltttt<4s
#hAE ) tae aszsssE sste EAe 4 A 4 a.
reas,ns sossasf Xsas sso Slse sfitsF. ste2
aeise Ysaaz n.sa. 80 e fAs As..s s. ffs-
s1salisz thelF rss.llag roea - A.saree-si.
is Exa t..an : eoxF E.zes. es,i airy. eeal-
fartasis. zna sifA As1s as ss4ad seid aaa
azisgetsal se@.s.s asastsf Atlef leE
ssals shs Asses.alssn mossss lAeir qasEssss
lEto tas Lsigsri Lloek aad z.Assa eaay
improvements l1 the ssy 81 nes p12efz
h.4z sz,nzz &c. fasT ealsEge4 t1s Eosts,
tsr fee.ssss oo1aa1 mrs tziiis7 - h@i1 1ns
zfeat nl4ss "a neEsEs9sfs aaa o<l.ef Atefe-
Il&fs Ash taeg psssezsei- = e2Ss i4siesst.
pi4ea y fess k1a esas,sst. e~sts<s RizSs
sAsEz 1Ee co8.1 s8in f1st sne1 - etksF
li4oe "a 1as esky Aaoxcea-aeusr4 f1fC.f44r
tlsa. On tae raalss coald - Eg9Hd al tAs
lez.iiax sslszaziAas. saeh a. Hareezg tssfsfg.
3oFta Anzflasa kssles. 4stfafss. Fzssee's,s,
ana nlsag elA4Es. A.. ia grsat ls4aipg
seezif Illustrated .'spals ssEs tAsFe 40.
Bat boz Is l. n0sl y stat a sal Sale
has ihs 0aes spleu1ia fes1lug roosns come
TO- WAiie aDder The esFs of Af. Carrier as
6enesal osclslsEy every thing nofsd ai9hx
"a 9f'ief hven shlls tbs Association 1a't
- quarters o. lonls strsee. wlth th1t fensr-
able = EeDial Cd keutie1it an. Mr.. Keel. 81
t1e assistant u the sseEstary. thsEs vas
n9thing wanting. Lef aay one 80
% the Feadlns r00tns today and
Nlaf vii taey ind Gone are
the bezt papers and magazines. aud "a
airad f8ressf SosheFe can you can ind
that atmosphere Of geaiai comfort which
once peFs I'D the rsozaz while Under the
care OF Mr. Reesi. The Hupefs Csatzfy.
aud. 10 ssct. al ths lezkiins periodicals are
mistiag. toRmeTlg tas Foous. tho1ga
iarge nearly thyes tinss Ihs slLs OF TIE
present Que Uas 6ilsd mcss Of fha day With
palE08s 0f TIE reaainx room. Nov there i
scarcely a small hslEdczen 10 be ioaed
there AZ any cue time. II has gTosn
- Be resort for boys kids.
It sb0ald be eaiisd the boys associsfion''
rather han the Young Afen 5" Whose
l8nlt Is this3 Sal and d0noraiizing Il the
laoughE that the y n O. A. is degenesat-
ing There IS something ont OF point With
lAe once grand and notable organization
which has carried 0n for sd many years q
resding room secoad 70 noae In the state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

A Stantoa Lady Loses $1,000 Dy Concel
fna Ter Treasures fn a stove.

stantos Lady loses si. 900 Dy Conceal
inA Her Treasures fn a stove.
The Stanton Herald says. Tho burglary
at the residences Of H. II. Kinds ard ID. A.
Briant, Sunday night. led to unfortunate
results In another direction. which was en-
tirely unexpected. Mrs. A. Levitt was the
posssSsor OF quito a large assortment ot
valuable jewelry, which included Ene gold
watch and chain. bracelets. dngsr and ear.
rings, q pin set with fourteen diamonds
and al Of ths finest workmanship. Upon
hearing OF the burglary, she placed them IN
a stove IN the house, thinking it would b.
the safest place % coaceal them in case the
house should bs catered by thieves. This
proved to be q sad mistake Her little girl
after returning f-om school on Wednesday
afternoon. set fire TO the paper in the stove,
The atm0sphers being damp ard cool. hss.
ing I'd ssupicion OF toe contents inside.
The result vas the destruction OF tie Jew
eiry. which vas valued 81 about one thou.
sand dbiiaFrs- The loss is grsvious one Il
toa.e. IS ths articles were mostly gifts from
d1IrFted fr'isnfs received many years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
VI us skegon


saEAiax hsppeas - n1skesen gastl
Eosefa ( , eealss. {4as ;.
Qeaflsy and Basss 81 SCAT - shs
AFt8efy t0nl9EFos nlxbt-
Ne<aing hsppens ia Mrskexea Qnfil
keFepaagh comes. Mcnszy. lucs 8
tsraad Arms PARK wil hsre&iEsz b
kn0ae as @tatsFiskea FsFS.
NoEhng Aapeeos Ia Naskeson untli
: Qssf @usa eolaes. Aeaezs. June q
SeEsoa DeL0ng Fefarn<3 ffem Whitehall
tssi 8isat gkere es IA tssn the pass tse
a. GA baslassz.
s0sking hAppens ia hssksson unnl
foFepe0gh eo1zss, Aoncsy, June ..
Arrivals a. this port yesterday we're pro-
pelieKs Aand Preston. TsmPesf. l. a. Tor.
lent, J. q kE,hoe.l. DaalLs. and schooner
GlzagaFe
Nothing hsppsas IN h1xksxon antl
F0Fedzash comes. Aoadzy, jane O.
The new city charter forbids the gravel
ing Or grazing 10 ff0at Of any pfopsFty that
Il not vasissd a. 500 or more except Il De 81
the city . expsnse>
Nothing happsas Ia knskegon until Fore
pangh c0mes. Monday. Jans :.
Netting happens IN Muskegon until
foEepauka comes. &0ndsy, June =.
A social supper will he given tonight II
the Guild room from 10 ; o'clock, ~ the
following ladies'. Ars. Thomas Hume,
sirs. Chas Miller, Mrs. Or. Freeman. Mrs.
4. +. Farxer and Mrs. + A. Ninls.
Nothing happens in Anskegou unsil
FoFspaugh comes. Monday. Jane ..
Despite the bad weather yesterday the
Lycsum Theatre Company we're greeted
sith : fGiI house last evening aud the
= No Orphans was presented with al ol
the scenery just as presented IN New York
City.
Sotldng happens in MuskeSon until
Fofepaugh comes. Monday. June 8.
Clsarings from Port sherman were
schooner uaids. 55 cords slabs, Mllwaukee,
propeller A. Is. Taylor. 80 cords slabs, san-
gstuck. schooner Augusta. so cords slabs.
Milwaukee. propeller J. 4. Rumoell, TO-
90 feet luInber. kiveTdale.
Nothing happens in Muskegon until
Forspangh comes Monday. Janes6.
The number OF bo.t wheels that have
been broken this Spring is accounted TOR by
the fact that the Boom Company do not al
low their men TO pick up the refuse from
the logs as they have Leen in habit ol
doing and so il floats into the lake and the
AXE is getting full OF it.
Nothing happens in Muskegon until
Forepaugh comes. Monday. June g.
Fire was discovered yesterday morning a
$50 in barn owned by Dennis Garvery on
Muskegon-ave. The prompt arrival Of ths
ire department saved the entire block, as Il
was Of incendary origin and had gooc
start. lt begins 10 look IS II We bad gans
OF barn burners in our midst, as there ia.
been such gang knosn to exist here a
one time several years ago. Look out foi
your property.
Nothing happens in Musksgon unit
Forepaush CONES. Monday, June q.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Ia inviting > graduate ci Michigan
Agricultural Collage 10 take he chair OF
Professor of Agriculture IN the State
Agricultural CoIlsgs IO~a. the mans
gers Of TIA latter institution show good
sense. Prof Z. ~. SHELDON, who has
been rendered ths position, has been q
professor N tns Kansas Agricultural ior
fifteen years
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Iks Detroit Free Press Is sathority Tor
fhs statement thai ~tho palaces OF China
and Japan sFs nos Llaminased By ths
saEns elsetrie hghts a. ara sssd N Amer
ica." But foT this statement Ne never
shouid nave suspected thAl our electric
hshts eoald 30 ssea hsk wsy sroand the
earth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02


C,sarings from this pest- yesterday were:
Schooner Driver. Chicago, 100000 shin
giles; schr Geo. Denbar. Chicago, $4,000
fee. lumber; prop. Michael Graw. Chicago.
10000 feet lumber: schr. Ebenezer. Chi
eago. 1900 railroad ties. 100000 shingles;
prop. Tempest. Michigan City. 10000 feet
lumber; schr. Frank Miner, Chicago, IS, ,000
feet lumber: prop. City of New York, Chi
cago, $4,000 feet lumber schr. flset-
wing, Milwaukee, 40: 1fokd1 .-dabs;
prop. I. NJ. Torrert. Chfcatln se5 neo FEEL
lumber; schr. Apprentices boy. Chicago
260,0 600 feet lumber; schr. Lucy Grant. Chi
cago, 10000 feet lumber prop. ]. N. ALL
mendinger, Milwaukee, 10000 feet lumber;
prop. Emma Thompson, Chicago, 10000
feet Lumber; schr. Annie Morse, $50. 900
lath. Total, 1000 railrosd ties, 100000
shingles, 40 cords of slabs. 10000 lalh,
IS, SOC, 900 feet lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Profsssor DwIaHr. OF Columbia Col.
lsge, mskes a very pertinent commsn. oH
HExEx GEoRaK's theory when Be says:
~Wiihous psivats property IN lxnd 40
mar can have an assured birthplace Or
horiaipiacs. No tree can be planted
thai hs can esll his own. nor car any
dwelling be- erected that wiz give him
assured shelter"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02


TIE DEVELOPMENT OF VJ--T EiEN.
some htlle attention is inst now bsin z
paid b the development in this country
of ths universal lsngusgs known ss Vol
spuek. invented soma nine years ago by
Father JoaAxS MARrTN ScaLETKR, OF
Germany, hngaiss wa, Il Is saii. has
twenty -saght languages al his ccmmand
In the Aassricsa MaQgsiaS Tor June is
an article BY RrcaARD WHKKR. explain
ing ths new tongus. Il is no. designed
10 sspplant ether languages. bus 70 bs =
universal medium Of speech. and Il -
built on The general Aryan model. It Is
regular. simple and phonetic Ths al
phabst $ Ronan. With sone Of she
unlaut- bearing letter1 q German slisd.
and the pronunciation - C0ntinsntsL
The words sre monosyllsblss largely. The
greater numhsr being drawn from
Epxtish When 10 satisfactory word
wss found tbs invsntov pro-
ducsd one socoriinx b his fsnc7. Al
pluraIs ara formed IN $. Dscie5sion
rha-ncter;zss thsnouas. but i Is q sina-
pie sort and sliEhtl7 resembles Anslo-
Ssx0n. There is one ecnizxatice. snd
fsnses ara ncfsd ~ vessels plsced bstors
ne verb and sttsensi4 The personal
rronouns srs sf'ix@i &c tie verb Love
y Def: ! lows. iosfo6. I love.l asA,efo6
--or allfo5 with tlas umhsnt ever q snd o.
Prsfxing , makes tiae Dsssivss sutiixins
changes ths namter - 80 plorsl of
shs ssne psrsoo. We wsra iovsa i.
fhsn. paE,fcos. giving a the iong seunl
TIE vocabulary comprisss twslvs ehou.
ard wurss but i cspsbls of l,esng
enriched inaafsilel7.
A'fhauxh tsn thoussni reopie IA Ger
rany ara coavsrssnt With Volspuek and
e;ois psric5;csis are pahlisilei u i
thronshouf Ne World taese sre enis
~hsut sxenfy psrsous Ia ths Uniisd
sf.tes 40 hs-s st1sisi { n sDy eou-
s'dersbie exteak
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

\ wsrrsnt Was issued ysstsrisy sy TIE
Prosecuifrg Attorney ker Ninson Cold
smith. or a charge cf asssui.. on complaint
of fsaec Hose. T.. of Cessar Spria~z The
tTo are neixho0rs. an3 sccorssox = Hosr
story thsv bad souze disonfe vheu Esstd-
smith thresened b XII Hoax zni hraa-
dished = stick avsr Ais head
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

inqaiFy having bsen male - 20 the
whereabouts q ELI PssKfss ID nlAy be
wall - stA-s shAt 10 . lying around
sonswhere on The Paei9c eoaat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

fOLLE - CHIMES
Ths disclosures that hsvs 5sen made
concerning the Transactions og Judge
FoLLErr rsvsal dsplorabis state CT
Affairs aud lsave room sor nothing but
supreme contempt tor shs abscoCding
Judge Not only have large amounts
bsen stolen. bat the fact that q large
number OF orders have bean lsft unsigned
VIII rssuls IN the serious cortusion OF
business connected with the office and
doubtless IN considerable renewed Etiga-
tion. A more accomplished hypocri.e
than Judge FotLETr has seldom been
exposed. While he has, without donbs.
been for many months past engaged In
ths most dsspicabls sort of robbery. he
has maintained sa appearance o, such
honesty aud integrity thai most men who
vera intimately acquainted with him
refused yesterday 10 believe that be
had been guilty of sEch transactions
as ware reported N the TELE-
sRaM-HxRAEp, and yet tho dsvel-
opmsnfs OF yesterday prove that
tie haf was not told. Language
ssa scarcely express the contampt the
man deserves 70 was bad enough that
be should rob msa who we're his friends
and trusted him; i was mach worse 20
roo widows aud orphans who did not
know him bat trusted him 70 handle
their little means tor them on account OF
his official position and his reputation for
honesty; but it was worst OF al that bs
should dssess his own sstimable and de-
voted win and his innocent children Gni
Leave them 10 suffer f0r his wicked aai
shameless conduct.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Ladies hsvlng their husband s
O. so1 5 csst-eff ciothing . sell
vii End tk1at they car Get fhe
higfesf prices for tfsern e Ine
Globe CothirN House. e r.
Erieze-st. Second store eest ~
Csnal 81.
Orders BY mail receive prorr -
stfentfor.
HARRY NEWMAN. Prepr
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

0kEDACa eslsnfstsd Dscoration day
BY laying : s2Fg sf e4ssla on ths aquatic
gTass q Nd HAELks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

ttf1*tt NAlt'tt &c bteit ~Ff&att
iassefseIk taking fhe express fnass
connection ~ fsrtf A. fof New toFks-fFnf ca
hspids-uuiy iiDe running Limited sxpzees lssx
ing here al r "a e1tk Isrior caf fo ilelroik
making direct tItioiis of eli noinl< tEki
nfiog - hes York ~ , 3i . an tns mes rS.at.
ing Ii4reufb fickttf Fecnrco 81 o. a. ~ N
oraosk rweeis hosei and 81 depff
y foT1EH. CllF Pass Ast
Gso. b. RxfsE<. Tsafsa bsaagef chlo4so
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

eDsflY. fpsty. excer siiudsY.
f>JffHf.eiioBs-f. kie. i tut bfst VIA
Nfrhifsn Contra nuc efstd Esidts a in6iens
Rsllrosds z wiih ~ ~ 4 9. 4 X To- Hoslfb.
tan. Hsncp n, fstfuf-t stlG. sDc pDifis on Chi
caro- koFtbwrsieff n'f " tLLtF
Ger'i fnss sna Iiefei fFt NafQDfite hien
A HkTsoE. 9eu huft. hergittkl3. Hiazl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
@l.'8syt dtco
latf0n a5 any PaPer
IN WehfSalemePt
theSs oJ 0stfo't#

FolExrr vas nors than Prohats Judge;
be szs Rspfoba.s Ja1zs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Al trains daily excrpi sunday
A locn3 hsskM leaves Grand ksri9t q ~ 81 B
m carrying pssseIger iTf ~ leisinsxDo =
Through tickeis - a. lolot enc issrths A sleep
ing sssehes can be secured al Onion Iokef orc.
q HouroesL, an6 A. oepef
~ hokfSFFY, Gen. Aek
OEo. vi MnNNoN Olif Ilnkel Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

-I'HIIT1 ~ tEIIt1If - F1INNEF-
rleclsuF carr f1H nu f1linc Gna Atlantic IA
lfsr& - go 1f8H trifoi..-fafiof can fuU "a
osF tarf6s AID ufspc ltapia fs4as1 ~ ena
ron itttttItt = lfiftrs tnatl -
tfol via al thtosth lrsful sasi flckats ~ asis
~ Y nioa 1zcke ssEioe. Is Noon0ass assd a tul11
ctp1l
= y. toHEsaox Atoh Pass Ag'f N siensnea
EaAS II Nuftls. NcEi AZ 81. A1nrnessL
o. -. hpGekEs. q a. ane A. thicAea
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

TvorNI,-TFTE F)LIcFfrc AH75cLFs Ekr-F
Il tesa f. ~ - PoTer< [trfTa He1ee sr-Fi.r
tae pss eesSn sad 80 esE<1 r.. wh5ek sfs -
eelrerrf ~ taelF rTDff. o. s{ CsIF ~ ~
f.Hce - 80 Nfcbi9sn Tafe Werks riz nsAf-r
xosHl, en- co. fefs1 = nefk s-srT rserfe1 81
~ 4 Page. 3 ltnea kf7 Eerz 4efE re- ..ax :
braT vef flsfk lsee Te4 f<,r fteef vrrsf.s
eleTss / ssa cfllsos = q - r'roof czrss 4f -
~nser rrarf t}q&k. Nra. p. fsrk.,s 80 E =
rsorxp-t rys-rrT srooT rx.x~
~ srTcEf - rso-so~
nkTt s1e se1re - rHl ~ 81 lazeff
- ge-tf zn5 payI1g q, -nk ast
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

rryvFFs TFs. ! HsvF r. Fy.R vrr AZ
Fl kET srs per rea9 az fref 49, sneg-s-r
~ rerszez 1eete5e1e4 f4 anf feefs t~r,.rrr
~ eae - fxfzrrA f1e iE<zran1e 81 .<~r.s
fxss 20 rssd t7afs war1ssS ~ 7ekee-t1
80 zcsnsi.& = rss1sa 2. ssrsn8 kFs1k 1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

CTo1.Fr-WHTTE BILL Doc. t~eRFRe jkv
= rare e4 ike d - fndfT 81 ffe~s{tg -.
wsroed - r<tnrns1e ssnse - - - Ef1 s fnfa
yesse-a ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
For Renf--Houses.

E0R RENT-A FOUR ROOM HOUSE. WITH
4 basement closets, coed well wtter aud
Apply to Henry Hacking. Old National Bank
nom 3 20 2. M. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
Our STOCK STARS,

2-Grsnd Matinees. Wednesday snd 6stuId2y-2
Prices OF Admission-S5c sc, I5c
Prices OF Aatlnees-2sc, l5c. l0c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

EoR EEST-H0UsE AND BARN. eS7 JEFFER
j. s0n-sve Good well and ctsfern, clossfs etc
Inquire Of Dr. Disbrov. - Monroe ssu
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

EoR RENT-A HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN
i improvements. Enquire OF g. KortlanoeT, IL
and ia Csnsi-st- fkGf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

UoR PENTHOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS. TX
/ quire nj 2e3 cretcent-ave. IS
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

E0R RENT-HorGE NEARLY NEW, SEVEN
L roornE good location. Sice grounds good
well; ciftern IN so3d repair. with barn or with
ont: possession given Immediately. etc. Enquire
on the premises, 597 East Fulfon-et, or Al 10
Pearl-sr. Sarn'i c. Smith. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

COR RENT OR sALE-ss JKFFERsOy. AVE
II and % Bostwick-si All the modern improve
menis barn on each place. Enquire OF Jas I.
Granger, II Ouaws-E. Telephone is7 Is0
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

yVASTED-soNE ONE WITH A SMALL
w capital f0 take al interest in wei
established furniture manufacturing bfni3ex Il
this city. Address ;. care Ieiegrsm.Hersld. IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
New Cnmherland Notes.

Special CUTreSpOnOtQct OF nc htyLStF'
New CUMBERLAND, September "A
The Ohio Valley Gas Company are laying
their low pressure pipe through the streets
preparatory to supplying the citizens with
gas. Their rates to consumers are, for q
crate and cook stove So. so net per year,
or gross $50 4, with a small reduction for
a lsrper number of ires. The Bridgewa-
ter Company will follow suit in a short
time.
The Brick Association ass away behind
in filling their orders, the C. & P. railroad
falling TO furnish cars for their shipment.
In two or three months the branch road
will be finished to this place, which may
afozd the needed relief.
The relatives of Hugh McCarty late
SuueTintendsnt Of Public Instruction IN
Kansas received notice OF mis- death, which
took place at his home in Kansas. de
vas a native of Washington county, Pa,
Int fas resided in the west for q number
of wears. He WAS here on q visit during
the Baker trial. His reRsiDs will be
brought here for interment
Captain John Porter has moved his home
Office and placed it against the end Of the
brick Office on the ridge.
A force Of men are e~xcavating for the
foundation of the new Presbyterian church.
1t will be built of ASHER stone, and will
be 81 feet long by 51l feet broad and one
story high, which will be almoss 1s feet to
tks square.
Potatoes aEs retailing at 81 per bushel.
There are not enough 0: apples to establish
any regular price.
Parties from this section who visited the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
r.

Mr.. c. III. Carpenter and Miss Fannie
Van Pelt were married at the residence oil
the brides parents, yesterday afternoon.
The affair was private and conducted in the
plainest manner possible, owing to the
serious illness of the brides father.
Jerry Perry, a we'll known resident OF
Drill, came nearly being killed by a C., l..
& W. train, at the Wheeling creek mines.
Will. +. Eberle, a West Point cadet
from this place, writes home that he is
doing well and is immensely pleased with
everything connected with the institution.
The German Lutheran Church is nearing
completion, it being about ready for the
slate roof. The roofers will commence
work in q few days
Bayha Bros. have just completed a fine
new wagon for Vim. Burke & Son. The
vehicle is a beauty and reflects much credit
the builders.
Doc MeCOnnaughy is in Cleveland at
tending the races. He contemplates the
purchase Of q fine horse if the opportunity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
69S ACRES
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

a FARM OF COS ACRES, SITUATED on THE
IL North Branch of Hughes rives, five miles
northeast from the town of Pennsboro ION the
b. 4 .. K. r. Richie county. West Virginia
500 acres improved, $50 acres In grass, so acres In
grain, but will be sown 10 grass this season. Bal
ance good timber; 100 acres fine bottom land, 400
acres good uplands. Three bearing orchards,
small vineyard and other small fruits. Two-story
frame dwelling house; good frame kitchen, with
cellar under 1t; good well of water at the door.
Good frame stable, with large NOV for storing
hay; graneries and stalls for twelve horses. Good
double" frame corn crib. with wagon shed;
buggy house, scales, a number of tenant and to-
bacCO houses. Three creeks OF lasting water run
ming through the farm, besides numerous NAL
branches, springs and wells. Situated in good
neighbOrhOod and on a good road, convenient
TO store. steam mill, school and churches. This
is a very desirable, as well rs a valuable farm.
1t is a splendid stock farm for either sheep OF
cattle. and cannot be excelled for a dairy farm.
1t could be divided into two, three or four good
farms, with plenty Of good water on each one.
II would he n splendid site for a colony Of from
four to six families.
For further particulars call on the Undersigned
esiding on the farmj, or address him by letter
Pennsboro,. Richie county, W. Va.
ap24sbg, eq,dq SIMON LANTZ.
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